Starvation and Denial: Israel’s Use of Starvation as a Weapon of War in Gaza

Arguing that starvation was weaponized, this report examines Israel’s wartime policies toward the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Dr. Shmuel Lederman shows that the severe hunger crisis of mid-2025 was the culmination of a continuous process initiated at the war's start, and highlights how the Israeli narrative obscured these deliberate policy choices

Shmuel Lederman|23.08.2026

What the Question “Why Don’t Gazans Revolt?” Fails to Understand

Many Gazans actively oppose Hamas, and even more do not support it. Political analyst Jaser...

Jaser Abu Mousa|25.08.2026

The Regional Change and Resistance to Oppression

Recent shifts in the regional balance of power have exposed the limits of the old...

Tal Schwatrz|02.08.2026

When the Powers Make Peace Over Our Heads

New regional agreements were signed in June between Iran, the US, Israel, and even Lebanon...

Jaser Abu Mousa|09.07.2026

Gazan Art under Israel’s Destructionist Warfare

From the bombed venues and refugee tents of Gaza, artists are creating films that document...

Tal Schwatrz|02.06.2026

War, Social Disintegration, and the Question of Recovery

How has Gazan society changed since the war? Analyst Jaser Abu Musa looks beyond the...

Jaser Abu Mousa|05.05.2026

Chaos as Purpose: Israel’s Anti-Militia Policy

Is instability an unintended consequence, or the purpose of Israeli policy? Over the past few...

Tal Schwatrz|19.04.2026